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MM2 September 9 Trading Watch: Dark Set Leads the Demand-6 Shelf After Vampire and Evergreen Exit — Day 17 Post-Event
Murder Mystery 2 enters post-Summer Event Day 17 with no fresh Supreme batch since September 8 — but the board is still rotating. Darkshot and Darksword printed +25 at demand 6, Blossom and Sakura hold the classic shelf, Constellation keeps climbing, and Raygun stays hot even as base Raygun recedes at demand 5.
Last updated: September 9, 2026
Seventeen days after Summer Event 2026 closed, Murder Mystery 2 capital is parking on the demand-6 classic shelf — led by Dark Set — while former upgrade-lane favorites like Vampire's Gun and Evergreen rotate out. MM2 Calculator shows no September 9 Supreme batch in the value changes log as of this update; the latest confirmed reprice remains the 35-row September 8 batch. That one-day digest pause is normal after a large post-event tape. What matters for traders today is where money moved once the Sun Set playbook confirmed: Darkshot and Darksword both sit near 1,775–1,800 at demand 6/10, Blossom and Sakura hold the same bracket near 1,360, and Constellation Gun keeps climbing at demand 6 near 3,150. Meanwhile Raygun still flags hot on the homepage even as base Raygun recedes to demand 5.
Quick answer: September 9 has no new Supreme batch, so the latest September 8 data still drives the board. Darkshot, Darksword, Blossom, Sakura, and Constellation remain the clearest demand-6 IN shelf, while Vampire's Gun and Evergreen already followed the demand-downgrade playbook and rotated out.
Run every counter-offer through the free MM2 trade calculator before treating a September 5 screenshot as fair.
September 9 at a glance — Day 17 digest, two-speed rotation
Since Summer Event ended on August 23, 2026, Supreme has repriced roughly every one to two days. September 8 broke a short hold with 35 rows spanning Godlies, sets, and chromas. September 9 looks like a digest day — no new dated rows yet — but the homepage board and item pages still reflect the September 8 close. The tape is not flat; it is a rotation correction with two clear lanes.
| Lane | September 9 read | Demand / stability |
|---|---|---|
| Demand-6 classic shelf — IN | Darkshot ~1,800 (+25); Darksword ~1,775 (+25); Blossom ~1,370 (+10); Sakura ~1,360 (+10); Constellation ~3,150 (+100) | 6/10 · Stable on Dark Set / Sakura · Doing Well on Constellation |
| Sun Set playbook exits — OUT | Vampire's Gun ~2,150 (−100); Evergreen ~2,950 (−50); Vampire's Set ~3,750 (−100); Turkey ~2,000 (−150) | 5/10 · Stable / Underpaid For on Turkey |
| 2025 set rotation — deeper OUT | Raygun ~1,700 (−50); Alienbeam ~2,050 (−100); Alien Set ~3,750 (−150); Sun Set ~1,775 (−100) | 5/10 · Receding on Raygun / Alienbeam |
| Chroma split — base down, chroma up | Chroma Raygun ~14,000 (+250, demand 6); Chroma Constellation ~33,000 (+500); Chroma Traveler's Gun ~180,000 (−10,000) | 6–7/10 on rising chromas · 8/10 on CTG |
| Winter early prep — mixed | Bauble ~675 (+25 Sep 8 batch); Snow Set ~850 (+25); Blizzard Set ~540 (+20) | 4–5/10 · off-season greens |
No official Nikilis patch notes or verified in-game update was published for September 9. Everything below is community value-list data tracked on MM2 Calculator — not official Roblox pricing.
Why Dark Set leads the post-playbook shelf
The September 8 batch confirmed a rule post-event traders now treat as standard: demand downgrades lead to value cuts within one batch. Vampire's Gun, Evergreen, and Vampire's Set all lost demand 6 on September 5, printed green or flat rows through September 7, then printed red on September 8. Sellers who waited for the red print missed the best exit window.
Capital did not leave the Godly tier — it rotated sideways into names that still carry demand 6 and never triggered the Sun Set playbook. Dark Set is the clearest example. Both halves of the Halloween 2023 Darkness Bundle printed +25 on the September 8 tape and again appear on the homepage high-demand board on September 9.
Darkshot on the Darkshot page lists near 1,800 after a +25 (+1.41%) step from about 1,775. Demand is 6/10 with Stable stability. The gun has been grinding higher through the entire post-summer repricing cycle without a demand downgrade — exactly the profile traders want when exiting receding 2025 sets.
Darksword mirrors that move on the Darksword page near 1,775 with the same +25 step and 6/10 demand. Combined, the Dark Set trades near 3,575 — a liquid mid-tier bundle that sits between receding Raygun (~1,700) and falling Evergreen (~2,950). For traders upgrading out of 2025 Halloween inventory, Dark Set is now the most straightforward demand-6 pair on the board.
Trade read: If you hold Raygun, Alienbeam, or Sun Set pieces, Dark Set offers a cleaner swap target than Vampire's Gun or Evergreen did two weeks ago. Do not overpay demand-6 premiums on items whose demand tags already slipped to 5/10 — the September 8 cuts proved that playbook is live.
Classic shelf depth — Blossom, Sakura, and Constellation
Dark Set is not alone. The same demand-6 classic cluster that held through August keeps absorbing capital in September — but the roster is narrowing.
Blossom and Sakura — the Valentine 2023 pair — both sit near 1,360–1,370 at demand 6/10. Blossom printed +10 on the September 8 board; Sakura matched with +10 on the Sakura page. These are slower grinds than Dark Set's +25 steps, but they share the same stability profile: no demand downgrade through the post-event cycle, Stable tags, and consistent homepage placement in high-demand changes.
Constellation Gun remains the upgrade-lane anchor above the classic shelf. The September 8 batch printed +100 to roughly 3,150 at demand 6/10 with Doing Well stability — the same lane that kept climbing while Vampire's Gun and Evergreen lost demand. On the MM2 Godly values list, Constellation ranks among the top five Godlies by listed value and is one of the few demand-6 names still printing green after the September 8 rotation shock. Celestial Set (~5,650, +150, demand 6) and Chroma Beach Set (~3,150, +100, demand upgraded 5→6) extend that upper cluster.
Evergreen tells the opposite story on the Evergreen page. The Christmas 2023 knife sits near 2,950 after a −50 September 8 cut, with demand now at 5/10. Evergreen was on the classic shelf through August; the September 5 demand downgrade and September 8 value cut removed it. Traders building a demand-6 portfolio should treat Evergreen as a cautionary exit, not an entry, until a future batch confirms a hold.
Raygun stays hot — base recedes, Chroma Raygun climbs
MM2 Calculator's homepage still flags Raygun as hot on September 9 — but the split between base and chroma versions is wider than the headline suggests.
Base Raygun on the Raygun page lists near 1,700 at demand 5/10 with Receding stability after a −50 September 8 step. MM2Values still lists Raygun higher (~1,950 on the item FAQ cross-reference), which is a common list conflict traders should note before accepting offers.
Chroma Raygun on the Chroma Raygun page sits near 14,000 after +250 (+1.82%) at demand 6/10 with Stable stability. That is roughly an 8.2× premium over base Raygun — one of the widest base-versus-chroma gaps on the current board. The pattern matches Chroma Constellation (+500 to ~33,000) versus base Constellation (+100 to ~3,150): chroma variants are absorbing upgrade capital even as their base counterparts recede.
Trade read: "Hot" on the board does not mean base Raygun is climbing. If you want Raygun exposure, decide whether you are trading the receding base gun or the rising chroma variant — they are different risk profiles. Use the Godly values list to compare demand tags side by side before you commit.
High-end chroma trim — Chroma Traveler's Gun and Chroma Evergun
Not every chroma line is rising. The September 8 batch trimmed several high-end chromas while mid-tier chromas climbed.
Chroma Traveler's Gun printed the largest homepage faller: −10,000 to roughly 180,000 at demand 8/10. That follows a −20,000 Supreme step on September 5 and a −15,000 MM2Values row the same day — three independent list moves in one week confirm high-end softening even at top demand brackets.
Chroma Evergun dropped −2,000 to roughly 68,000–70,000 with demand slipping 8 → 7. Chroma Ever Set matched with −2,000. These are liquidity events for whale-tier traders, not mid-tier shelf moves — but they signal that even demand-7/8 chromas are not immune to post-event rotation.
What traders should do on Day 17
- Rotate into demand-6 classics, not former upgrade lanes. Dark Set, Blossom/Sakura, and Constellation still carry demand 6. Vampire's Gun, Evergreen, and Raygun base do not.
- Watch the demand tag before the value line. Green rows after a demand 6 → 5 downgrade are lagging signals, not buy signals. The Sun Set playbook confirmed that on September 8.
- Separate base from chroma on 2025 sets. Chroma Raygun and Chroma Constellation are rising; base Raygun and Alienbeam are receding. Do not swap one for the other without checking the premium.
- Expect another batch soon. Post-event repricing has averaged one to two days between batches. A September 9 or September 10 tape could extend the rotation or pause it — check the value changes log after each refresh.
- Season 2 remains unconfirmed. Community guides speculate an early-to-mid September 2026 window based on testing-server activity and lobby timers, but Nikilis has not published a release date. Treat Season 2 timing as rumor until an official announcement lands.
Murder Mystery 2's post-Summer Event market is not crashing — it is reallocating. The demand-6 classic shelf led by Dark Set is where capital parked after the September 8 playbook shock, and that lane looks steadier than the receding 2025 set cluster or the former Vampire/Evergreen upgrade path. Use the free MM2 trade calculator, review the full value changes log, and compare demand tags on the Godly values list before your next trade.
Quick FAQ
Was there a new September 9 Supreme batch?
No. The latest confirmed batch remains September 8, with no new September 9 dated rows in the source update.
Why is Dark Set considered an IN lane?
Darkshot and Darksword remain near 1,800 and 1,775 with demand 6/10 and Stable reads after +25 steps. That contrasts with former demand-6 names such as Vampire's Gun and Evergreen, which were downgraded and then cut.
Should I treat Raygun’s Hot badge as a price signal?
No. The Hot badge reflects site attention. Base Raygun remains near 1,700 at demand 5 with Receding stability, while Chroma Raygun is a separate demand-6 tier near 14,000.
Sources and Update Policy
This article uses MM2 Calculator’s September 9 homepage and item pages, the September 8 value changes batch as the latest confirmed reprice, and the source audit notes. Homepage badges, category trends, and MM2V references are kept separate from confirmed Supreme rows.
MM2 values, demand labels, stability reads, and rotation interpretations are unofficial community estimates, not official Roblox prices or guaranteed trade outcomes. Recheck current pages and compare both sides before making a trade decision.